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Because they stuck together.

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No it wasn't. Some species may have been herd animals but I don't think there's any evidence for that. They were successful because conditions for them were reasonable stable for a very long time. Individual species came and went, of course.

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fish then amphibians then reptiles.

reptiles were more highly evolved then their amphibian ancestors so they took over and grew huge.

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An adaptation that had already occurred for insects.

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because they treated the females as dirty wenches and they all took turns having sex with them creating more and more dinosaurs

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why where dinosures succsesfyul

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